jwchips
2008-11-30, 03:17
I'm sure most of you remember the workaround that enabled you to have a [email protected] hotmail passport? Just in case, here it is again...
Go sign up for a hotmail account
Copy the following into your browser
javascript:function r(q){} function s(q){ e[q] = new Option(a[q],a[q]) }; r(e = document.getElementById("idomain").options); r(d="toxic."); r(a = new Array("hotmail.com", "nasa.gov", "fbi.gov", "mod.gov", "sch.gov")); for (i=0;i<a.length;i++){ s(i ) } alert("Success - Additional Emails Added [Courtesy of Many People, but md5this got there first!]");
Tweak as necessary
ANYWAY... I was wondering if this is possible (in one form or another) on any drop down menu on a website? For example, the relationship status of a bebo account? If it's not possible, then how exactly does the email trick work?
Thanks for the time
jwchips
Go sign up for a hotmail account
Copy the following into your browser
javascript:function r(q){} function s(q){ e[q] = new Option(a[q],a[q]) }; r(e = document.getElementById("idomain").options); r(d="toxic."); r(a = new Array("hotmail.com", "nasa.gov", "fbi.gov", "mod.gov", "sch.gov")); for (i=0;i<a.length;i++){ s(i ) } alert("Success - Additional Emails Added [Courtesy of Many People, but md5this got there first!]");
Tweak as necessary
ANYWAY... I was wondering if this is possible (in one form or another) on any drop down menu on a website? For example, the relationship status of a bebo account? If it's not possible, then how exactly does the email trick work?
Thanks for the time
jwchips